Fourth Industrial Revolution

When a driverless car crashes, who do you blame?

Renault electric city Twizy cars are parked during a presentation of the Wattmobile, a new self-drive Autolib-style electric car service at Gare de l'Est train station in Paris September 18, 2014.

Image: REUTERS/Charles Platiau

Victoria Golshani Shirazi
Project Lead, Mitigating Risks in the Innovation Economy, World Economic Forum LLC
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